steve moore, one hopes, one assumes, that mr.rump will be very facile in describing the kitchen table consequences of "bidenomics" at the debate, rather, at the cnn presidential debate. stomach knows this stuff cold, right? now, ashiah hasnie reported earlier biden has 16 advisors at camp david. you know quantity doesn't produce quality as i think you know. give me a for instance. i could see trump pounding the away on kitchen table stuff. >> well, give you one that arthur and i have talked to trump about, which is under trump real median family income rose by about 6,000-dollars. larry: right. >> used this example yourself, larry. under biden, according to the latest data that just came out the average family has lost $2100. if my math is right, that is an 8,000-dollar swing. i'm not talking about rich people. i'm talking about people at the very top of the income scale. we by the way one other wealth tax that i think is the most immoral at all is the death tax. >> yes it is. >> that is confiscatory. it doesn't raise any money.

it didn't when he was president, joining us now to talk about it steve moore. wabc radio host, moore money. and douglas holtz-eakin former cbodirector. steve moore, larry summers who did rings bell 3 years ago about, on the biden inflation, and over spending. has now lost his compass or maybe he has come back to the fold, and predicting trumpian inflation. you could say that may cause inflation but trump's policies of derecession reaction tax cut -- deregulation and tax cuts and drill, baby, drill and et cetera did not create inflation the first time, why would it be this time? >> well, a great point. average inflation rate when trump of the president for 4 years was between 2 and 2. 5%, you are right we were at the target on that fed sets. and by the way, at the end of former president trump presidency, inflation rate was 1.6% that is below fed target, you are right that he did it through a supply side agenda of increasing output of the economy. when the output goes up. in supply goes up price of things goes down. i don't understand how larry summers comes up w

you are right on that, steve moore. one hopes or assumes that mr. trump will be very facile in describes the kitchen table consequences of bidenomics at cnn presidential debate. high knows this stuff -- trump knows this stuff cold, as aishah hasnie reported biden has 16 advisers at camp david, quantity does not produce quality, give me a perra for instance. >> i will give you one that we have talked to trump about under trump real median family income rose by 6,000 dollars, i think you have used that example of yourself. under biden according to latest date aaverage family has lost 2100 dollars, if my math is right that is $8 thousand swing, i'm not talking rich people, i'm talking people at top of the income scale. we also have one other wealth tax, that i think is most i'm morimmoral of all the death tax that tax does not raise money, we have a half of a percent of our revenue that that stupid tax it employees accountants and lawyers and attorneys get rid of this -- look, if you want more of something, you don't tax it more. how complicated is thi

let's welcome steve moore, committee to unleash prosperity and wabc radio host of "moore money" and budgetexas. gentlemen, good day to you, mr. budget chairman, i think it's a brilliant idea, a very brilliant idea. what you think, sir? >> i agree with you word for word in your riff. i think what the american people, especially working families suffering with this disasterous and regressive tax of record inflation need is not a stimulus check and a new government entitlement. they need to keep more of their hard-earned money. so i think the president's right on. this is what he is the best at. number one, he is not disconnected like biden from working people. he understands the pain that this administration's fiscal policies have created on them and he also understands that when you lower taxes as he did in his first term, you see wages go up, you see a better quality of life, you see all boats rise on the tide of prosperity. we experienced under the pro-growth, economic agenda of president trump. so i think this is a very good beginning to what i believe and hope will be a second term for

essentially, typical family incomes adjusted for taxes and adjusted for inflation continued to fall steve moore now, that stuff rose. we have a chart that shows how real incomes rose under trump enormously and fell under biden enormously and plus 6,000. steve, retail sales are slowing and real incomes for voters. >> yeah, that's right in the middle and the median and lower by definition and biden talking about what he's done for the middle class and the middle class and working class people saying huh? what is he talking about? there's about $2,000 poorer in terms of purchasing power and look, it's $10,000 for the big mac meal and all of these things are really causing great financial stress for americans and the problem of course is biden isn't really proposing anything that would help them out of this. raising taxes as doug was talking about and all the other policies had 2 trillion worth of spending and lower inflation. stuart: well rich lowry went to mcdonalds and bought a french fry and two milk shakes and cost him $17. thank you both. next up on kudlow, chuck schumer democrats want to cri

let's welcome steve moore, committee to unleash prosperity, radio host of moore money and budget chairrrington from the freight state of texas -- great state of texas what do you think? >> i agree with you. word for word in your riff. i think what american people working families suffering with this disastrous and redressive tax of record inflation need is not a stimulus check and a new government entitlement they need to keep more of their own hard earned money, i think that president is right, this is what he is the pest at. he is not -- he is the best at, he is not i it is disconnected liked by friend working people, he understands strain that this president's fiscal policy has created and he understands when you lower taxes you see wages go up, a pittebetter quality of life and all boats rise on the tide of prosperity, this is a very good beginning to what i believe and hope will be a 6 ter second term for this president. larry: you tell me ronald reagan take open pay, you have millions of service workers with increase take open pay their tips will not be taxed. >> yeah, you know,

and steve moore from the unleashed prosperity hot line and abc's radio host of moore money. tipping for service workers, be tax-free, nation's leading supply side editorial page saying it was a bad idea, i don't know, cuts employment tax, the tax on employment that seems to be fair, good for working folks, mr. trump is touting it, i'm sure he will mention it in his speech i in racine, wisconsin what is wrong with that. >> i like that idea, i was a waitress that worked for for $1 an hour, it was a wash world -- cash world, the democrats are trying to eliminate saying we can't use cash any more, you are on your honor to say what your tips are, they are saying they don't trust you. they want to come up with a number about your tips it is already presumed, if you get more for doing a r really good job, for merit, they will try to come after you i like it is more of a free market idea, i can relate on it imagine workings for $1 an hour, you hustle for great tips. that all part of the american dream. and all part of you know teaching people how to be entrepreneurs and how to reall

we have not worked with steve moore a lot i cannot comment too much on that i'm gladd you le sm and wish morning. >> caller: good morning. the first is the real question should be how many small businesses are there in the united i states compared to 201? how many americans are employed by small businesses compared■uno see into gauge businesses. there is not enoughth workers. we need to commit legally or illegally to fill these positions that is a red herring. with this judgment and i respect much what he should be saying with crt comic dei and all of the other they need to be learning the fundamentals so when they get se brains and cit thinking ability to feel these positions needed in all typ the last comment i would like to make and heart. minimum wage it should not be based on government, all of tdiculousnes. the minimum wage should be based if you have the thousands of employees if you have offices all around the world you should be paying a higher minimum wage cornthan the pizzeria on the does anyone not understand this? >> we got that. >> to go back to comparing 2019 until now in

take a look at this a fox news op-ed, five reasons to make the trump tax cuts permanent, steve moore he joins mina, what is the number one reason of all five what is the number keep the tax cuts in place. >> they created jobs no question about it and as you know i had a small part in that with larry kudlow and art lafferty we had a great team and this is what trump wanted to do. if you look at the economic facts of the tax bill, more jobs actually we got more revenue because the economy expanded, the corporate tax cut we brought the rate down from the highest in the world to what is the lowest that brought a lot of factories and investment capital back to the united states. i also like that now only 10% of americans have to itemize their deduction other tax form so another words most of us have to check the box because we double the standard deduction, that makes filing your taxes so much simpler. it was a resounding success in the average workers. now people make 400,000 i'm talk about people making 6,200,000 they save $2000 a year on their taxes. stuart: that is a lot of money, you

we have greatest abouts, the great new york congresswoman claudia tenney is here and steve moore fromeash prosperity hot lyne and abc's radio host of "moore money." couple things here, claudia, i want to get your quick, i want to take your pulse, crowd yaw, how's that? why shouldn't tips, tipping for service workers be tax-free? the nation's leading supply side editorial page said it was a bad idea. i don't know, it cuts the employment tax, cuts the tax own employment. it seems like a fair thing to do. it is good for working folks. mr. trump is touting it. i'm sure he will mention it in his speech in racine, wisconsin. what is wrong with no taxes on tips? >> i actually like the idea. i was a waitress who worked for one dollar an hour back in those days. it was a cash world, which by the way the democrats are trying to eliminate. they're trying to say we can't use cash anymore. they will go after our transactions, you're own your honor to report what your tips are. we're saying we don't trust you. we'll make you put a certain amount -- [inaudible]. actually come up with a number what y

there is a man, steve moore, who ran the economy undermpwe namede champion of small bhe's on natin he'sl ■"3business and the taxpayers ad we have two members of the georgia legislature who are goingfter government waste. there is we are proud of johnny and matthew for going at government waste. nd we are naming him the number one champion of small business for the states. host: jeff, do you agrewith that? guest: that's great. we haven't worked with steve more so i can't comment too much on that but i'm glad you love sml the best of luck. host: beach, florida, mike, republican. good morning. caller: athe first is the real l businesses are there in the united states compared toand hoe employed by small2019? those are the real questions to and to gauge the health of small businesses. my second comment is filling positions, there's there aren'th workers to fill positions. we need people coming t■q illeo fill all of these positions. that is a red herring. gentleman, and i reec is the education system needs to be changed. we need to stop wasting our time withm$ dei and all of the ridiculous s

steve moore senior economic advisor to the trump 2024 presidential campaign.omics professor at harvard school of government and, wow, jason furman. break new ground here, steve. if trump were to regain the presidency, former president trump, what are some of the planks of his plan? seeing something about even further cuts for corporate taxes? is that really being considered? >> hey, joe. good to be with you, and good to be with jason as well. look, i think there's no question the top priority will be to make sure that those tax cuts that larry kudlow and others helped put together with trump and we did it. controversy whether it would work and clearly it did. we had a boom in investment. by the way, look at the numbers, joe. corporate tax revenues have almost doubled since we cut the tax rate. i think a lab says that will happen. it's not just taxes. i think there's no question we're going to have a very pro-american energy policy. head back to being energy independent again. drill for oil. use our clean coal, use our natural gas to lessen the impact that coun

we have not worked with steve moore very much. i'm glad that you love small business and we wish you the best of luck. >> mike, good morning. >> a couple of quick comments. the first is the real question should be how many small businesses are there in the united states compared to 2019? and how many americans are employed by small businesses compared to 2019. those are the real questions to see and gauge the health of small businesses. there are not enough workers to fill all these positions. that is a red herring. this gentleman, i respect him very much. what you should be saying is, the education system needs to be changed. we need to stop wasting our time with crt, pei and all of the other sector relations. they need to learn the fundamentals of when they get out of school, they have the brains and capacity and thinking ability to fill these positions that are needed in all types of small businesses. >>> to go back to the first comment about comparing 2019 to now . i do not have those in front of me without my computer, but ge

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steve moore is with us this morning. uity in their homes, borrow that the ec by by -- equity so they can spend more money. is that that what it's all about? >> it sure is. and, stuart, this is an important story. i'm glad you're covering it. because people forget, how soon we forget what happened in 2008 during the mortgage crisis which obliterated the economy is and sent us into the worst stock market since the great depression. and that was one of the leading culprits of that, was freddie mac and fannie mae, the two big housing guarantee agencies. they, by the way, they got the biggest bailouts of all, you know, all of the wall street firms, none of them got as much money as fannie mae and freddie mac did. so you would have thought we would have learned the lessson, maybe we shouldn't -- lesson. maybe we shouldn't pour more money into these agencies. and if now what the biden administration wants to do is have fannie mae and freddie mac which are supposed to help promote home ownership, what they want to do is put a tax

he talked to steve moore a lot of these tax foundations and whatnot that are out there those taxes would go up at the trump tax cuts expire. >> good point. finally, in about a swing state the former presents five points ahead of president biden right now. let's look at how it went last time. in 2020 it was pretty close just under 3% in terms of the difference between president biden former president trump. 2016 hilary took it by just a few points. so it could be close, what do you expect? >> look i give the advantage to the democrats there get out the vote machine is far superior to the republicans. i thought when donald trump said last week is a very important thing. you've got to vote earlier. you've got to get your balance in pre-have to have ballot harvesting effort where it is legal. all of those things is a seachange for donald trump the republican party, if they can pivot they can make the change. the differences it democrats will tell you the election is in september republicans say the election is november 5. there is a difference. they start early republicans at the figure how

it is a fundamental component of prosperity, our border is the antithesis of the rural i'm with steve moorehad them on earlier i'm a big fan of legal immigration and is a low birth environment, illegal immigration over time will destroy prosperity because it will destroy the rule of law and you can see it right now our president wants to do an executive order to ratify lawlessness. stuart: good stuff, thank you very much indeed we will see later in the day, now this trump was in detroit over the weekend and he made a campaign stop at a church, how tobacco. >> the pastor of the church thanked him for visiting the hood, watch here. >> president trump i'm so humbled that you would be here, president obama never came to the hood so to speak. president joe biden went to the big w but never came to the h hood. >> biden got 94% of the detroit vote in 2020. trump is not looking to win detroit but is looking to win michigan in if he could up the numbers in detroit he could absolutely do it. stuart: while trump was in detroit biden was in los ang angeles, biden went after the supreme court, what did

one minute he could be listening to steve moore and larry kudlow, and the other listening to, you knowgo or the next, thinking about peter navarro and lighthizer. he listens to them because they're successful and they're on tv and their policies aligned with trade in particular and it's that dissonance that makes it difficult. and what we saw in 2017 and whatnow, what trump understands is outsourcing hr functions to mike pence, to the heritage foundation and he didn't expect to win and once he did win, he didn't realize how important it was. he was surrounded with people he didn't trust, and for lawyers, telling him no not ways yes. what does the personnel look like and who is coming into the agencies? who is going to be leading the treasury department and whatnot? the cast of characters that we saw in the first administration aren't necessarily the sorts of people i would expect to be in this one,uthe guessing game. to see who shows up over the trump transition trying to be on the ground floor and making a play for it. it's not always coherent or makes set, whatever he heard last and

let's talk about it was steve moore with the heritage heritagn currently senior economic advisor to thes economy is absolutely great if you read some of the headlines what you think? >> john i wonder if those headlines were spoof headlines or real i guess they are real. these people who write those headlines maybe they should go to the grocery store maybe they should go to the gas pump may be they should try to pay for a rental car or an airline ticket. there is goodness and badness on the economy from this week. the good news is the inflation rate did come down and i am glad to see it. where an out running about a three and half% inflation rate that still a long way from 2% target the fed has set. but we do not forget the three and half% inflation is on top of 18 , 20% inflation we've already had under biden. this is a tough sell for joe biden as somewhat work with trump on the campaign we want this election to be about the economy. we want people to ask the question did you do better under trump orgy better under biden? if you look at almost every statistic people did much better unde

him him to modern monetary theory, the crazy economic theory that spending has no consequences, steve moore first of all what is mmt and more importantly how is it connected to bidenomics? >> great to be with you, mmt modern monetary theory is a crackpot idea that a number of left-wing economists came up with five or ten years ago in the promise of this, i'm not making this up, the united states government can borrow and borrow as much as it wanted to trillions and trillions of dollars and it would not have a negative consequence on the economy, guess who picked up this idea, joe biden these were the people that said obama stimulus plan didn't work they didn't spend the borrow enough so they just developed by bifold and this is the reason we have trillions of dollars of deficit and by the way a seventh grader you can bring a seventh grader and they will tell you to get a. trillions of dollars enough to cause inflation in all of the economists and it would happen in our prices are 22 and 25% higher in its ruin the economy and hopefully will never have to suffer through modern monetary theory

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les brandon walker robert wolf and steve moore. i was distracted because robert kammer is telling me about he has been involved in the debate prep with joe biden in the past so what would you advise jack product on president biden going into this seen the numbers in the polls and his performance on the economy? with this chart let's get it in before we get the condo. showing his numbers on the economy are improving. those who rate his performance for, it's going down in two debate night. those who report it is excellent is going up. how should he approach the debate? >> how i approached with obama and clinton not the biden campaign but hopefully they stick when the mic is off they are not yelling and screaming like we saw beforehand otherwise no one gets to say anything. i think the contrast is real but i think the most important thing for president biden is the trend is his friend. yes, inflation has been sticky for a long time but if you look over since inception inflation is up about 19 plus percent on prices but wages are up al

there is a man steve moore, who ran the economy undewe named him the number one champion ofma s the country he's on national television every day. a good friend of mine and he's doing a great job for small taxpayers and we have two members of the georgia legislature who are going after government waste. there isernment waste and we are proud of johnny and matthew for going at government waste. we lovsteve moore and we are naming him the number one champion of small business for the taxpayers in the united states. host: jeff, do we haven't worked with steve more so i can't comment too much on that but i'm glad you love smnesses and wish you the best of luck. host: beach, florida, mike republican. good morning. caller: a couple of quick comets. the first is the how many small businesses are there in the united states compared toand how many americans are employed by small businesses compared to 2019? those are the real questions to and to gauge the health of small businesses. my second comment is filling positions, there's always this mantra about there aren't enough workers to fill positions

we have steve moore on what it is import force to have personal accounts for those who have left . ian rowe on education policy. i am very excited about this particular tome. we started this idea of compiling ideas on the state of black progress -- we had to rename it "the state of black progress," because the urban league puts out "the state of black america" every year. they sent us a cease-and-desist from using the name, so we changed it to "the state of black progress." it is about time there are alternative ideas from what we keep hearing from the hard left, the progressive left, that america does not work, that we are a bunch of victims, and the answer is the same, big government. it does not work. look at just the war on poverty alone. we still have very weak zip codes. the last demonstration and tim scott is trying to fix what is broken down in those zip codes, which is big government to remove those barriers so people can live free. host: next call for star parker comes from abraham in maryland. go ahead. caller: good morning r. there is a saying -- the more i listen to yo

claris and chris and david, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> steve: danielle moores go out to those families. what more can you say? god bless them all. all right, we do have more news to get to starting with a fox wildfire alert. at least one person is dead and two hurt as fast growing wildfires spread in southern new mexico. fires have burned over 15,000 acres so far. new mexico's governor has declared a state of emergency and ordered over 7,000 people to evacuate. an estimated 1400 structures have so far been destroyed. and look at this video here. a fedex driver in pennsylvania, man, is he lucky to be alive after going into cardiac arrest while delivering a package. >> are you okay? you okay? >> carley: the homeowner and his neighbor immediately called 911 and performed cpr they joined "fox & friends first" earlier. >> come out to say hi to fedex delivery guy and asked him some questions. he just collapses. it was frightening. it was scary. i saw he wasn't breathing. he gave him a hard sternum rub. that's what got his first gasp of air. >> because of them the fe

one he could be listening to steve moore and larry kudlow and on the other end he could be listening him in the next moment he could be thinking about others. i think that there is a mix of people who he listens to because they are successful, he listens to because they are on tv and he likes what they say. listening to them because their policies are kind of aligned with his impulses on trade in particular. it is that dissidents that makes it really tough to predict how the policies will come out. what we saw in 2017 and what we see now as sort of, i think, part of what donald trump understands to be missed functions of his government to mike pence, to the heritage foundation, to other people. he did not expect to win and once he did when he did not appreciate how important that was. surrounded by a bunch of people he did not pick. surrounded with a bunch of lawyers looking for reasons to tell him no and not wasting it to get a guess. what does the book look like? what does the personnel look like? it was coming into these agencies? who will be leading the treasury department and wh

. >> steve: you mentioned wes moore, governor from maryland, he today, governor moore will issue a mass pardon of 175,000 marijuana convictions this morning. one of theina nation's middle e sweeping acts of clemency. >> lawrence: is that the top issue facing the country? >> steve: political. >> lawrence: you would think tax cuts, helping people out. imagine the president, what is going on at the border, lost a mother, he wanted to introduce parole in place and give amnesty to people coming across illegally. kwlain seattle allow ing illegas to join the police depend. if they have dreamer status, they can join the police force. senior officers say it is left wing anti-police mindset. >> brian: one more important thing to share, 49 states providing voter registration without showing proof of citizenship to migrants. >> ainsley: what? seriously? 49 states in >> brian: that is sounds like five-alarm fire. >> ainsley: south carolina? >> lawrence: cities are doing it, it is automatic. when you go and register a car, you are registered to vote. >> ainsley: you should be a citizen. >> steve: you

we have steve moore on what it is import force to have personal accounts for those who have left . i am very excited about this particular tome. this idea of compiling ideas on the state of black progress -- we had to rename it "the state of black progress," because the urban league puts out "the state of black america" every year. they sent us a cease-and-desist from using the name, so we changed it to "the state of blk it is about time there are alternative id from the hard le, the progressive left, that amic victims, and the answer is the same, big government. war on poverty alone. we still have very weak zip codes. the last demonstration and tim scott is trying to fix what is broken down in those zip codes, which is big government to remove those barriers so people can live free. host: next call for star parker comes from abraham in maryland. go ahead. caller: good morning, ms. parke r. there is a saying -- the more i listen to you, the more i ask myself, everything you complain about is under the campaign of donald trump. lame immigrants. blame the government. the border is th

moore show." >> hello, i'm margaret. >> steve. >> how do you do?nday happy days ♪ >> "happy days" soon followed. >> well, let me tell you something, you're not going anywhere, lady. the fonz wants to dance! >> we have to talk about the "happy days" audition. >> okay. >> was it intimidating? were you aware how big the part could be? >> no. did i know what it was? i had six lines. i've learned to improvise because i can't read off the page, for years auditioning. the man reading with me, pasqual, he said, are you ready? i said, do not talk to me that way and do not look me in the eye, all right? who do you think you are? you took a step forward, take a step back. i am now outrageous. i am now just improvising all over the place. i haven't even gotten to the six lines yet. what are you looking at? and then i threw the script up in the air and i sauntered out of the room. they called me on my birthday october 30, 1973, and said, do you want to play this role? i'm going to think about it -- yes, i would. >> but winkler found it difficult to shake the fo

we will ask maryland's governor wes moore is that response is enough. >> steve: plus, the veepstakesre heating up as contenders hit the ground running for donald trump. but former kamala harris aides say one in particular keeps them up at night. >> i think j.d. vance would be -- pose the greatest threat to kamala harris in some respects. is he super smart, is he sharp. and quick-whited. >> lawrence: wow. and justin timberlake probably crying himself a river this morning arrested for another dwi despite claiming he had one martini. >> steve: that's all it takes. >> brian: second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. remember, mornings are better with friends. get dressed. >> ainsley: president biden will be back at his beach house in delaware today after appearing to forget homeland security secretary alejandro marcus' name during an event at the white house. >> lawrence: latest incident sparking concerns over his age and mental health. >> brian: but the administration is doubling down on its accusation that g.o.p. is manipulating videos of the 81-year-old. >> steve: lucas tomlins

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